For those of you still using/supporting Windows XP this tool is a must. Whenever you try to install networking software, or maybe browsing is just incredibly slow when it shouldn’t be, is when this tool comes in handy. What it does is it just resets all of your network settings to default (TCP/IP) and clears [...]
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Tuesday.exe: Winsock Fix
Posted by Justin on May 18th, 2010
Posted in Networking, Tuesday.exe 
Tags: Free Stuff, Internet, Networking, PC, Tuesday.exe, Winsock Fix 
No Comments »Market Monday: WiFi Analyzer
Posted by Russell on April 26th, 2010
New feature time! This is for all my smartphone people. No, I said MY smartphone people, not you guys with your… “phone” that just keeps getting bigger. No, this app is for all the Androids out there!
Posted in Cell Phones, Networking, Software Tags: Android, Android Apps, Farproc, Free Stuff, Market Monday, WiFi Analyzer No Comments »Cisco’s New Router Has 322 Tbps Throughput, Can Maybe Handle Your Porn Torrents
Posted by Chaz on March 14th, 2010
Say hello to your daddy. Cisco just announced their new flagship router, the CRS-3, and its capability to support up to an amazing 322 terabytes per second. This is phenomenal news for companies like OnLive, that need as much bandwidth throughput as possible for their streaming video games to work, and for Google’s pursuit of [...]
Posted in Hardware, Networking, News, Technology Tags: Cisco, Networking, WTF Technology No Comments »11’s Crowded this Time of Day, Better Take 7: Changing Your Wireless Channel
Posted by Russell on February 25th, 2010
So, you show up late to class and try to connect to the Internet, but you keep timing out. You finally authenticate but now when you try to begin your studies (which, of course, involve a lot of Facebooking), you can’t even load the newly-tagged picture of you that might explain your girlfriend’s current status: [...]
Posted in Computers, Networking, Tips and Tricks Tags: Internet Tips, WiFi, Wireless Channel No Comments »Would You Want Google as Your Next Internet Service Provider?
Posted by Chaz on February 10th, 2010
I would! For some time now, Google has been trying to rally the current Internet service providers (ISPs) and the FCC to push for higher speeds with no real response from anyone. As strange as it may seem, the U.S. is only 25th in the world in high-speed broadband home penetration and only ranks 18th [...]
Posted in Computers, Networking, News Tags: Broadband Internet, Google, GoogleNet, ISPs 3 Comments »IS and IT: Yes, There Is a Difference
Posted by Russell on February 5th, 2010
In my Data Management class, my professor said something that made me consider the nature of my Management Information Systems major and what that actually means:
There is a distinct difference between IS and IT. People constantly try to use the two interchangably, but shouldn’t. If there wasn’t a difference, then you would all be in [...]
Posted in Computers, Networking, Technology Tags: Information Systems, Information Technology, IS vs IT 2 Comments »Finding a Parking Space: Could There Be an App for That?
Posted by Russell on January 13th, 2010
Ok, so, you’re stuck in traffic. You wanna go home, but you have to stop by the post office, town hall and one of the hundreds of bars/shops/restaurants located in the downtown area just to run in and run out. But you can’t find a parking spot.
OH LOOK, THERE’S ONE…DAMN! If only you had been [...]
Posted in Networking, News, Technology Tags: finding a parking spot, innovation, network infrastucture, online parking, parking hack, San Francisco 1 Comment »
